Concealed means the hardware is hidden and only the fabric is visible, the detail that separates a high-end job from an ordinary one. As of 2026, New Way offers this two ways: recessed mounting, where the track or roller sits in a 32 mm (1.25 in) ceiling pocket per Lutron Application Note #843, and pelmet integration, where a built-in fascia hides a surface-mounted track. With Lutron Concealed Roller Shades and the Recessed Drapery System, the shade disappears into the ceiling line when raised. The result is a room where the window treatment reads as architecture, not an accessory bolted on afterward. It is the look an architect specifies, and the one a visible track loses.

Yes, for a true concealed result the pocket and the power need to be set before the ceiling and carpentry are closed. As of 2026, a recessed track or roller needs a correctly sized ceiling pocket, around 32 mm (1.25 in) for Lutron recessed drapery, plus concealed wiring for motorized lines, and both are far cheaper to build in early than to retrofit. New Way gives you the spec sheets and pocket dimensions so you can coordinate with the architect or contractor on the drawing, before the trades move on. If the ceiling is already closed, a pelmet or fascia can still hide the hardware, and we will tell you honestly which concealed options remain.

New Way fabricates a full concealed range that you carry through one partner. As of 2026, that includes the New Way Standard Recessed Curtain Track for concealed and pelmet-integrated drapery, the Premium Hotel Ripple track for the S-fold wave look, and the Curve track for bay windows and curved runs. On the Lutron side, the Recessed Drapery System drops into a 32 mm (1.25 in) pocket per Application Note #843, and Lutron Concealed Roller Shades hide in the ceiling detail. You can offer the concealed drapery, the concealed roller, and the design-led track profiles from a single fabrication partner rather than chasing several suppliers.

Yes, concealment and motorization go together, and New Way specifies them as one. As of 2026, the Lutron concealed lines carry full app and scene control, so a recessed drapery or concealed roller runs from a keypad, an app, or a schedule, and runs quietly. New Way’s own motorized tracks add one-tap operation where a simpler control is enough. Because the wiring is concealed along with the hardware, there are no visible cables or switches to break the clean ceiling line. Tell us how the client wants to control it, and we will specify the motor and the control path that fit the concealed detail.

You quote it from the spec sheets New Way gives you, so the numbers and the detail are right before the job starts. As of 2026, the spec sheets cover the pocket dimensions, the recessed-mount details per Lutron Application Note #843, the power requirements, and the fabric options, which is what an architect needs to coordinate the ceiling and the M&E (mechanical and electrical). New Way supports the first concealed jobs so your team learns the detail on a real site. The earlier you bring us in, ideally at the drawing stage, the cleaner the result, because the pocket and the wiring are designed in rather than worked around.

New Way sets dealers up to offer the concealed range through a direct conversation, starting with the spec sheets. As of 2026, you request the spec sheets to quote and coordinate, then the team confirms the range, the lead times, and the dealer terms in your agreement. Pricing and partnership terms are matched to your shop and the projects you target rather than published, by design. Request the spec sheets or book a consultation, and the team will set you up to take the concealed jobs you currently refer out.